Significats de hydroelectric plants en anglès

It's also unclear whether the country's hydroelectric plants have been damaged.

It has also been designed to carry power from traditional fossil fuel and hydroelectric plants.

Changing rainfall in the Rwenzori hills has resulted in less water to power three hydroelectric plants.

That's great for hydroelectric plants, but terrible if you worry about, say, flash floods and mudslides.

Electricity is produced domestically, mostly by hydroelectric plants, but power generation suffered this winter when rivers froze.

Or buy shares in new cooperatively owned wind, solar or hydroelectric plants that are looking for finance.

The government's 10-year plan includes the construction of four larger hydroelectric plants on its tributary, the Jamanxim.

That water is also in demand by the energy sector to cool power stations and run hydroelectric plants.

Instead of building new dams, most efforts have concentrated on squeezing additional power out of existing hydroelectric plants.

But overfishing, dams and hydroelectric plants, and industrial pollution have since put many sturgeon species in danger of extinction.

Its hydroelectric plants, with a generating capacity of 33 megawatts, were installed in 1975.

The American west in particular already has a snowpack problem, which means less water for drinking and powering hydroelectric plants.

Within the next two months, it plans to submit a law to shorten procedures for wind farms and small hydroelectric plants.

Last week the government warned it may have to increase the use of fossil fuel energy due to delays for hydroelectric plants.

The second firm, Hidroenergetica, would have a 44 percent market share and include hard coal mines, hard coal-based producers and hydroelectric plants.

It will add to Engie's presence in Brazil, where its unit owns assets including hydroelectric plants, thermoelectric facilities and renewable energy sources.